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Tanzania Sees a 28.3 Percent Rise in FDI Inflows From 1.34bn to 1.72bn Us Dollars

[Daily News] DODOMA: TANZANIA continued to strengthen its position as one of Africa's fastest-growing investment destinations, with foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows rising by 28.3 percent to 1.72bn US dollars in 2024, up from 1.34bn US dollars recorded in 2023.

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Tanzania Sees a 28.3 Percent Rise in FDI Inflows From 1.34bn to 1.72bn Us Dollars

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DAR ES SALAAM — [Daily News] DODOMA: TANZANIA continued to strengthen its position as one of Africa's fastest-growing investment destinations, with foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows rising by 28.3 percent to 1.72bn US dollars in 2024, up from 1.34bn US dollars recorded in 2023.

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